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Ending and Unending: The Art of Meditation in the Christian Tradition A new poetry book by Margrit Dahm, reviewed by Stefan Reynolds This is the second book of poems by
This year, global extreme weather events continue to remind us of the effects of climate change and the damage to the environment. Here in the UK, we have experienced more
Safeguarding, like data protection, is one of those words that seems to have crept up on us in recent years, often feeling as if it just makes life, or at
One of the highlights of the WCCM in the UK calendar is our national conference which provides an opportunity for us to come together to meditate, to learn, to make
The latest issue of Meditation News, the UK Community Newsletter is now available to download and read here. The next issue of the WCCM International Newsletter is expected at the
As we all know, teaching meditation to children has been seen as a very valuable gift in helping children develop spiritually, the children enjoy it and it is a gift
A Summary of the discussion and insights. Introduction Pierre Teilhard de Chardin was born near Clermont Ferrand, France in 1881. His father served as a regional librarian and was a
Do you ever have the experience of reading a book and feeling that you just have to pass this on to other people? I recently read Sarah Bachelard’s book entitled
Third time lucky! Having been postponed twice due to the pandemic, WCCM in the UK’s conference finally took place in June at High Leigh Conference Centre in Hertfordshire. The theme
In the last newsletter I wrote about the changing shape of the UK community, the upsurge in the number of online groups and the various types of meetings that are
Charles now lives fully, beyond all fear all doubt and all division in the love of God his creator. His guide into this beatitude is the same transcendent person –
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